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Home »Computer organization»MTS up and running

MTS up and running

Posted on2018-12-192019-03-23Authorgerard

Today I got my copy of MTS (Michigan Terminal System) and installed it in Hercules on my Raspberry Pi model 2, using the try-mts cookbook. See this page for more info on MTS. Below you will find a screenshot of the up and running system.

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